Send that clown home

In reply to imusic

Are you suggesting that because bad behavior from 5 decades ago presumably went unpunished it should therefore be tolerated in perpetuity?

You can't be serious!!

In reply to jacksprat

Has WI cricket ever sanctioned a player for lack of conduct in the field of play?

If they haven’t why start with AlJo?

No link to the footage?

CWI gotta send some of these fellas to anger management

Sinclair
Rutherford
Alzarri

Who else?

In reply to imusic

Any triedthat with Lloyd?

Nuh really mean it still, but he behaving inappropriately.

In reply to natty_forever

Yes, Holding once vehemently disagreed with field placing and took quite some time to settle the matter and return to his mark. Same Holding who said "Once we stepped over the rope we were A Team"

In reply to Brerzerk

Cannot recall that, not mentioned much. Guess overshadowed by the stumps kicking.

I find Aljo behaviour to be out of control But if it was so bad they could easily have told him to sit out the rest of the game. Yes he wanted his field set a certain way and we all know why He got the most drop catches etc. But He needed to show a more level head. And you saw it again for the over throw, which for sure the umpire will report him cause he was like Why the eff you throw the ball, me heard it and read his lips.
But we talking about a3 game suspension like he brought the game in disrepute. Now what if the cappo tell him chill out on de bench so long, or it's been discussed when he losing his cool step off the field
All in all he was wrong and should and do need to control his anger especially towards his teammates. But his bowling during and after that was some the best I've seen him bowl in a while, minus his second to last over

Bad look overall. However, I'm sure they'll discuss internally and an appropriate decision will be made. Hopefully they can hash it out like men and move on.

I wouldn't worry about the public image. It made for entertaining tv.

In reply to positiveg

Pretty much my point. He ain’t the first West Indian cricketer to “misbehave” in public and he sure as hell won’t be the last.

This really is an internal team matter and it’s for the team to deal with.

Whatever consequences he faces as a result, I would likely be good with.

People just caught up in the emotion of the moment in calling to 3 match suspension and ting. Like dey forget there is something called a CBA.

I have no idea of what’s in the CBA or even if there’s any content that addresses what happened today. But usually that needs to be first dealt with.

That said, given that WIPA sell out players to CWI…..maybe CWI could do what Dey want.

Thankfully, this CWI administration appears to be more player progressive than their predecessors.

It is amazing how many people here do not know about cricket and rules.

All ya talking about Windies sanctions;
however, the umpires may report him and that has nothing to do with Windies.

The umpires may report him and he will be dealt with by the ICC rules.

Nonetheless, he needs to grow up.
Too many children on this team/squad/Super 50 etc.

A bunch of indiscipline spoil brats.

They should let the ball and bats do their talking.

Idiots. No wonder Wondies rank so low.

In reply to imusic

Having understanding of what actually happened...and for you to post this much garbage in defense of pure Jobby really is beneath you.

I know you know better.

Do better man

Maybe we rank so low because we have no fire. AlJo hot up things.

Oh 148k

We need him angry more.

In reply to imusic

True about WIPA and CWI holding same head. However , players behaviour is I'm sure part of their contract so whatever the rule is, the rule is. I think most persons angry more at the player than the actions of said player so then there's that.

In reply to positiveg


Nail meet hammer

I didn't know all that bacchanal took place! The good news is I learnt a new word: contretemps

In reply to powen001



Proper post P.

Music man is a shyte stirrer excusing gross misdeeds of a allegedly professional athlete. He and jumpfart use Bim as the straw man for their rubbish p.o.v. . There's a gaggle of weak minded dotties who rush in to prop up music man's verbal trash.

In reply to natty_forever

Fully agree, A lot better to have "fire in the belly" and try to control it as opposed to get it in to someone who never has it.

In reply to positiveg



That is an affirmative and his detractors posting history would verify as much. fuel for their fire?

Aljo's behavior was unprofessional and I'm sure he will be reprimanded appropriately..

hmmmm...148 kph wicket, a flicker of the fire that was in Babylon?

Shocked by some of the comments here...other than the ones by Imusic whose envy-filled agenda is well exposed most times that he posts. Even the Kensington pitch is to blame for Rutherford's injuries rather than credited for providing a true batting surface for attractive stroke play, with something for the fast bowlers to exploit and little in it for Rashid to bamboozke our guys

In reply to Logic

It was Shepherd that injury prevented from bowling, your comments on the musicman is well noted as he continues to spill venom anything with Bim.

In reply to Bamboocane


Yep 92mph that ball was. The batsman ain't see it till too late and Hope also aint' see it either.

In reply to tc1

Yep. I meant Shepherd. One of Imusic's many loaded posts. He was particularly bitter yesterday for some reason. Had one sardonic post commisserating with the "three English Bajans" rather than celebrating with Bajan Chase who took a spectaular catch to dismiss one of them, or with Bajan Forde who bowled 2 excellent spells to keep them in check or the Bajan captain who kept his cool under immense provocation within his own team.

No need for speculation about what his perspective would be if Alzarri had walked off the park and left team playing with 10 men when a trini was captaining